Latest Contributions by Trippetoe

Hello. At the Dev Summit i had a great conversation with someone (Noah maybe) at the GeoAnalytics booth about getting AGOL data into Fabric. He pointed me towards the 'GeoAnalytics in Fabric' blog. This first morning after the Dev Summit i was excited to get started testing some of the functionality. I had our Fabric Admin enable the required tenet setting, and fired up my first notebook. I copy/pasted the first bit of example code, and ran into an error. import geoanalytics_fabric from geoanalytics_fabric.sql import functions as ST spark.sql("show user functions like 'ST_*'").show() There was a much longer exception message, but this part seems to be the summary, maybe AnalysisException: org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.metadata.HiveException: MetaException(message:Spark SQL queries are only possible in the context of a lakehouse. Please attach a lakehouse to proceed.) The next section of code (creating a data frame and echoing out the schema) worked fine. I'm gonna keep on plugging thru the tutorials, but is there something i need to do, like creating a lakehouse, before i can run that first bit of code (and maybe other sections as well)?   ... View more

Hello. In my web map, I'd like to create a point symbol that uses both color and shape based on two attributes. My data has two attributes of interest: 1) Tree species (three that we care about) 2) Recommended treatment type (three we care about) I'd like to style the points like this: COLOR All Species1 trees are yellow All Species2 trees are brown All Species3 trees are green SHAPE All trees with Treatment1 are oval All trees with treatment2 are square All trees with Treatment3 are triangles For example: Species1 with Treatment1 - symbol should be yellow oval Species1 with treatment2 - symbol should be yellow square Species2 with Treatment1 - symbol should be brown oval Species3 with Treatment3 - symbol should be green triangle and so on. How can I implement that symbology pattern? Ideally, i'd like to not have to have the data layer on the map twice, but that's not a firmly fixed requirement. Is this a place where Arcade can help out? Thank you ... View more

Hi. The documentation for the ArcGIS REST API reverseGeocode operation says that the `location` parameter can take one of three forms: location=103.8767227,1.3330736 location={x: 103.876722, y: 1.3330736} location={ "x": 11563503, "y": 148410, "spatialReference": { "wkid": 3857 } } In my testing, only the first option works. Option 2 and 3 return 'Error occurred while processing request' with no error message and a description 'http.400' For my testing, i'm using the URL from the Examples within the documentation page, and switching out the various options for `location` and dropping the 'token' parameter. Like this: https://geocode.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/World/GeocodeServer/reverseGeocode?f=pjson&featureTypes=&location=-117.205525,34.038232 https://geocode.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/World/GeocodeServer/reverseGeocode?f=pjson&featureTypes=&location={x:103.876722,y:1.3330736} https://geocode.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/World/GeocodeServer/reverseGeocode?f=pjson&featureTypes=&location={ "x": 11563503, "y": 148410, "spatialReference": { "wkid": 3857 } } Only the top one is successful. Is the documentation off, or is there a bug in the reverseGeocode endpoint? Thank you. ... View more